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Waste Facility
Levy County Satellite Station
18771 SE Butler Rd, Inglis, FL 34449
Levy County Satellite Station in Inglis is the local spot where residents drop off household and yard material. People from around the area use it for regular cleanup runs and for extra debris after storms. It feels like a county site - practical and no-frills, serving the nearby communities.
Drive up to a small entrance booth and be prepared to stop briefly while staff direct vehicles; there’s a clear flow for cars and small trucks. The site is outdoors with piles and bins visible from the entrance, and larger roll-off areas farther in for bulkier items. Weekends and post-storm days get noticeably busier, so lines can form and traffic moves slowly during peak times. Recycling containers tend to be grouped to one side, with yard debris often kept separate and set aside.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Bring a tarp or ropes to secure loose loads - wind and moving through the site can shift things.
- Plan for possible wait times on weekends or after storms; an early trip usually means a shorter line.
- Separate yard waste from mixed trash in the vehicle if possible; it makes unloading faster and less awkward.
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